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| Quantum Field Theory | ||
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| ... no spooky action at a distance (Einstein) | ||
| Early Results
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| Relativistic Quantum Mechanics | Klein-Gordon Equation Dirac Equation | |
| The Dawn of QFT | Spinors Spin Feynman Slash Notation Antimatter Klein-Gordon Field Dirac Field Renormalisation Grassman Variable Conformal Field Theory | |
| Countdown to the Standard Model
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| From a framework to a model | Yang-Mills Theory Quantum Electrodynamics Quantum Chromodynamics Electroweak Theory Higgs Mechanism Standard Model | |
| Semi-Classical Gravity and the Dark Age | Hawking Radiation Chandrashekhar Limit Inflation Problems with the Standard Model | |
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| Beyond the Standard Model | Beyond the Standard Model Quantum Gravity Theory of Everything | |
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| Related | De Donder-Weyl Theory | |
BMS Symmetry is a symmetry of the gravitational S-Matrix that is generated by Bondi-Metzner-Sachs transformations. Soft gravitons are the Goldstone Bosons of this symmetry, when it is spontaneously broken.[1] It has been proposed that BMS Symmetry solves the black hole information paradox, but this idea remains controversial.
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- ↑ He, Temple; Lysov, Vyacheslav., Mitra, Prahar., Strominger, Andrew.. "BMS supertranslations and Weinberg's soft graviton theorem". ArXiV. http://arxiv.org/abs/1401.7026.
